This is super cute. I love that your design background molds the look and the “wearability” together. It’s so fun to find the little “cheats’ for making doll clothes, like cutting the pre-pin-tucked fabric. 😊 Lovely end result!
I love this little dress; I never would have thought of sewing it that way, but it makes perfect sense. I've been looking for dress patterns for a little rag doll I made for my sister's baby granddaughter, and this popped up in my suggested videos today. It's just the right size too.
Thank you so much, for the free pattern. I have been looking for a pattern to make a bunny for my granddaughter, and at this is perfect. Beautiful little bunny.❤️
This seemed so complicated from a surface view, but now that I am actually making it; easy as pie (well, pie is actually hard to make so…easy as cookies!)!
Thank you so much for the excellent tutorial. I have holidays coming up so going to treat myself to some time to make the bunny and the gorgeous little dress New subscriber 💕
@@carolacklandca you can post it on social media with #sweetbriarsisterspatterns and I'll see it. Or you can email it, jess@sweetbriarsisters.com. I'd love to see it!
I usually use Dritz size 1 or 2. The size 2 are a little easier for little hands to use, but sometimes the clothes are so small you have to go down to that size 1. You can also use sew in Velcro if you can't find little snaps.
It would definitely take more patience to work with. I think the main issue would be fraying. If your fabric frays too much, it might be hard to keep the seams as you turn your little pieces.
Sorry, I love what you're making but had to turn it off cos of that annoying music, no need for it. You have a lovely voice. The music is very distracting and irritating. Bye x
I think its a personal choice as I like the music in the background. Shame you had to turn off. You missed an excellent tutorial and the little dress turned out just perfect 💕
This is super cute. I love that your design background molds the look and the “wearability” together. It’s so fun to find the little “cheats’ for making doll clothes, like cutting the pre-pin-tucked fabric. 😊 Lovely end result!
I love this little dress; I never would have thought of sewing it that way, but it makes perfect sense. I've been looking for dress patterns for a little rag doll I made for my sister's baby granddaughter, and this popped up in my suggested videos today. It's just the right size too.
I'm so glad you found something that works for you!
Fantastic tutorial. You are a great & informative instructor. Really enjoyed. Thanks
Thanks for this tutorial....it helps me a great deal
I'm so glad!
Thank you so much, for the free pattern. I have been looking for a pattern to make a bunny for my granddaughter, and at this is perfect. Beautiful little bunny.❤️
This seemed so complicated from a surface view, but now that I am actually making it; easy as pie (well, pie is actually hard to make so…easy as cookies!)!
😂
Adorable little dress! I'm definitely making more than one.
Wonderful!
Thank you so much for the excellent tutorial. I have holidays coming up so going to treat myself to some time to make the bunny and the gorgeous little dress New subscriber 💕
Made my first one out of white linen I love it thank you 😊
Sounds lovely!
@@SweetbriarSisters How can I show you a picture of it 😀
@@carolacklandca you can post it on social media with #sweetbriarsisterspatterns and I'll see it. Or you can email it, jess@sweetbriarsisters.com. I'd love to see it!
@@SweetbriarSisters Hi sent to your Instagram through messages ☺
Beautiful work and very helpful xx
Sooo cute.. thank you for free pattren ❤❤❤❤❤
Delicado trabalho! Parabéns! O PDF da Coelhinha não recebi até hoje pelo e-mail. Gostaria que enviassem o PDF para o e-mail ! Obrigada!
This is so cute! 😍 Thank you for sharing! One question: what size snaps do you use? I don’t see how any of the ones I’ve seen would be small enough…
I usually use Dritz size 1 or 2.
The size 2 are a little easier for little hands to use, but sometimes the clothes are so small you have to go down to that size 1.
You can also use sew in Velcro if you can't find little snaps.
This is going to be alot of help thank you
You are welcome!
Too cute!!
Fabulous dress and tutorial - thank you!
would this work with a satiny sort of fabric? it would look pretty but i don't know if the pieces would be too tiny and slippery to work with
It would definitely take more patience to work with. I think the main issue would be fraying. If your fabric frays too much, it might be hard to keep the seams as you turn your little pieces.
Thank you
No problem
When hemming the pin tucked gown did you fold it up once?
Yep!
@@SweetbriarSisters thank you. love your videos 💗
How do I down load the pattern
Here's the link sweetbriarsisters.com/blog/mini-jane-austen-gown-tutorial/
would this work with a fashion doll like Barbie or Sindy?
I think it'd be a little short for a barbie
@@SweetbriarSisters it's ok, i sized it up, did some jiggery pokery and and awful lot of swearing, but it does work for sindy.
Oh good! I'm glad you got it to work!
very well done thank you.
Sorry, I love what you're making but had to turn it off cos of that annoying music, no need for it. You have a lovely voice. The music is very distracting and irritating. Bye x
Sorry it bugged you!
I think its a personal choice as I like the music in the background. Shame you had to turn off. You missed an excellent tutorial and the little dress turned out just perfect 💕